Get Genus: File Number: The Gesneriad Society Gesneriad Registration Record For Plant Names In The

This guide provides detailed instructions on completing the Genus: File Number: The Gesneriad Society Gesneriad Registration Record for Plant Names form online. Users will find clear, step-by-step guidance for each section of the form to ensure accurate submission.

Follow the steps to efficiently complete the registration record.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in your editor.
2. Provide the 'Genus' and 'File Number' at the top of the form. Ensure you enter the appropriate genus name and file identifier.
3. Fill in 'Name of Cultivar' and any 'Synonym' it may have. Make sure these are accurate to aid in identification.
4. Select the 'Derivation' type of the plant from the options—chance seedling selection, hybrid, or seed/vegetative mutation.
5. Identify the 'Parent or Parents': fill out the names for 'Seed Parent' and 'Pollen Parent' sections.
6. Enter the 'Name of plant from which the mutation or sport is derived' and fill in the relevant dates for 'Date of cross,' 'Date seed was planted,' and 'Date of first flowering'.
7. Indicate whether the plant is 'Fertile' and select the options related to its reproduction status.
8. Provide a detailed description under 'Plant and growth habit' to document its characteristics.
9. In the 'Specific Attributes' section, meticulously fill out details under 'Leaf', 'Calyx', 'Corolla', and 'Growth Habit' including color, size, and shape descriptions.
10. Detail the 'Distinguishing Characteristics' to explain how this cultivar is different from others.
11. Include 'Originator' details, including street address and email, to identify the cultivator.
12. If applicable, document any prior publications or awards related to the plant.
13. Finally, after completing the form, ensure all information is accurate, then save your changes, download, print, or share the form as necessary.

Complete your registration for plant names online to ensure your cultivars are recognized.